Toa CP-66 Parts list manual

TOA INTERCOM SYSTEM
EXES-6000
Function Specifications
Central Processing CP-66

EXES-6000
General Description
The program memory of the Microcomputerized Central
Processing Units determines for the most part the system
composition and functions. With the CP-66, EXES-6000 (one
exchange system: Maximum line capacity is 256) can provide not
only a very wide range of functions but also the capabilities of
connecting to telephone lines and PBX. Its combined use with
the tie-line unit TI-62 increases the maximum line capacity of the
total system up to 768.
Combined use of the TI-600 and extension unit creates a large
system consisting of thousands of intercom stations.
This not only permits conversations to be held between stations
connected to different exchange but also increases the number
of stations which one exchange cannot cover.
Features
1. In addition to the standard functions, many user-selectable
functions which may be selected according to user needs
are provided.
2. By changing over Dip switch on the CP unit, tie-line function
is available.
Note: Performances of some functions are restricted in the tie-lined system.
General Equipment Specifications
1. Applicable Exchanges
EX-610, EX-620, EX-630
2. Line Capacity
A) One exchange system
256 lines
B) Tie-lined system (TI-62)
Expandable to
512 lines (EX-630 X 2)
768 lines (EX-630 X 3)
*By using of the TI-600 and extension unit creates a large system consisting of
thousands of intercom stations, however, the number of functions decreases
which are otherwise available.
Selectable Function Tie-llne
No Classificatlon Function
Standard
Function By DIP
By No 200
Optional Single
Function
Exchange
Own TI-62 TI-600
Switch
Programmlng Exchange Exchange Exchange
1 Camp-On-Busy O OO
OO
2 Busy call back O OO
O
X
3 Mic-Off O
XX O
4 Single Digit Dialing OOO
OO
5 Single Digit Automatic Access to Paging OOO
OO
6 Master/Sub Relationship OOO
X X
7
Continuous Privacy Camp On-Privacy/Continuous Calling Tone at Privacy OOO
OO
Mode *1
8
Calling Tone Continuous Calling Tone l One-touch Response *2 OO OO
OO
9 Press To-Talk
OOO
OO
PTT
10
Press-To-Talk Control O*3 O O
XX O
11 Personal Personal Number Call OOOO
O*4
12 Number Personal Number Paging OOO
X
X O
13 Remote Response OOO
X
14 Call Transfer l Paging during Normal call O (O)*5 O O
X O
15 Transfer Group Hunting OOO
X -
O
16 Secretary Transfer OOO
X -
17 Call Forwarding OO
XX
18 Priority OO
X
X O
19 Priority Executive Priorty O*6
XX
O
OO
20 Highest Executive Priority O*6 O OO
21 Conference Conference OOOO
OO
22 PA Paging l Station Paging *7
O (O)*5 O O O OO
23
Paging and Combination Paging OOOO
X
X O
24 Response Emergency All-Call OOO
X XX
25 Paging Priority OOOO
X
X O
26
Selectable numbering digit OOO
O
Selectable First Station Number of Each Exchange OO OO
OO
27 Output Capacity of Paging Zone OO
-O
28
Selection of Selectable Dial Operation for Paging Response O O O O*9 O
Dial Operation
29 Output Capacity of General Purpose Control OOO
X O
30 Programmable Station Numbering O O O O O’1O O
31 Selectable function operation OO
-
Notes.
1. XX/YY indiates to select either XX (Function) or YY (Function).
2. Not all circles (O) in The Switch Selection table correspond to the DIP
switches of the CP unit.
*1: “PV” (system with Privacy function) Type: with the Privacy switch in the
ON position, a brief Privacy Tone sounds.
“NP” (system without Privacy function) Type: A station may ba called
by the continuous calling tone when the Privacy switch IS placed in the
ON position.
*2: When a hands-free station without handset is called by the continuous
calling tone, conversation may start by touching any Key.
*3: Using the Press-to-talk control function reduces the maximum number of
paging zone to All call + 23 zones.
*4: This function may not be used if numbers 100 through 199 are used in
the Station Numbering Schedule. Either “Personal number call” or
“Personal number paging” may be selected.

3. Link Capacity
B) Tie-lined system
A) Single exchange system (no tie-line function is used.)
Normal links...
Expandable to 16 links (without conference)
Conference Links
Expandable to 4 links (with 8 normal links)
No tie-line link is especially established. Normal links are
used for a tie-line purpose between exchanges.
(Note: A maximum of 16 links may be used in a same
exchange area of the tie-lined system.)
Tie-line link capacity between exchanges:
16 (max.) for 2 exchanges
8 (max.) for 3 exchanges
Number of Unit installed
DL-62A CL-62A
Number of Links Available
Normal Link Conference Link
4 O 16
O
3 1
14 1
22
1O 2
1 3
1O 3
O 4 84
Classification
Restricted
Access Group
Selection
Interface
Selectable Function
Function Standard By DIP
By No 200
Optional
Single
Tie-line
Function Function
Exchange
Own
T1- 62 TI-600
Switch
Programming
Exchange Exchange Exchange
Group Blocking (Restricted Dialing) OO OOOO
Restricted Access to All-Call Paging OOOOO
Zone paging OOOOO
Restricted Access to Conference OOOOO
One-shot make output OO
Restricted Access Make/break output O
to General Purpose 8 selectable one-shot make output OOXO
Control 8 selectable make output/Decimal output O
4 decimal digits output O
Calling Tone l paging Pre-Announcement Tone Duration *11 OOOOO
Time out of Conversation and Paging Call OOOOO
IN/OUT Annuncation O*4 OOOO
Destination Annunciation lndication OXXX
Calling Party lndication (Lamp type) (with/without memory) O*12 OOOOXX
Calling Party lndication (Numerical type) OXXX
Station called indicator (Lamp Type) OOO OXX
Pager
OOO
OOX
One-shot make output
General Purpose Make/break output
Control 8 selectable one-shot maeke output
8 selectable make output/Decimal output
4 decimal digits output
Speech message
Pager calling and responding
BGM
Alarm and time announcement
Selectable paging
*5: Additional equipment is required for paging.
*6: Either “Executive Priority” or “Highest Executive Priority” may be
selected.
*7: Each zone of paging provides Station paging and/or PA paging.
*8: It is necessary to respond only by touching (without zone No.)
*9; It is possible to make a paging and its response across the other
exchange. However, a response to the zone paging is possible only from
a station connected to the exchange having the paged zone.
*10: Station numbers of each exchange can be changed freely within the
range of “Selectable numbering schedule of each exchange”,
*11: Calling tone: 0.3 sec (Trill note tone)/0.2 sec. (Single note tone)/none.
Paging pre-announcement tone: 2 set/1 sec/none.
*12: Selects whether or not the indication of the calling party station
continuously lights up, after the calling party has cancelled the call to a
line which is busy or in the privacy mode.

EXES-6000
4. Numbering Schedule for Stations and Paging Zones
1) Standard schedule (when personal Nos. are provided)
Numbering for stations Numbering for paging zones
Type of exchange System Paging zones/exchange
Without paging With paging All station calls Zones
EX-610 200~263 200~255 (247)* 101~07 (15)* 1
EX-1 (Single) EX-620 200~327 200~319 (311)* 101~07 (15)* 1
EX-630 200~455 200~455 01~07 (31)* 1
EX-610 200~247, 256~263 200~247 01~07
A
EX-2A/EX-3A
EX-620 200~311, 320~327 200~311 01~07
EX-630 200~455 200~455 01~15
00
EX-610
470~517, 526~533 470~517 08~14 (16~22)* 2
B
EX-2B/EX-3B
EX-620 470~581, 590~597 470~581 08~14 (16~22)* 2
EX-630 470~725 470~725 16~30
EX-610 740~787, 796~803 740~787 15-21 (31~37)* 2
C
EX-3C EX-620
740~851, 860~867 740~851 15-21 (31-37)*2
EX-630 740~995 740~995 31~45
*1 When the paging dial operations
is set for
*2 When the EX-610 or EX-620
is connected to the EX-630 by tie-line
2) When no personal Nos. are provided
Type of exchange
Numbering for stations Numbering for paging zones
System Paging zones/exchange
EX- 1 (Single)
A
EX 2A EX-3A
B
EX-2B EX-3B
C
EX-3C
EX-610
EX-620
EX-630
EX-610
EX-620
EX-630
EX-610
EX-620
EX-630
EX-610
EX-620
EX-630
Without paging With paging
100~163 100~155 (147)* 1
100~227 100~219 (211)* 1
100~355 100~355
100~147, 156~163 100~47
100~211, 220~227 100~211
100~355 100~355
400~447. 456~463 400~447
400~511, 520~527 400~511
400~655 400~655
700~747, 756~763 700~747
700~811, 820~827 700~811
700~955 700~955
All station calls
00
Zones
01~07 (15)* 1
01~07 (15)* 1
01~07 (31)* 1
01~07
01~07
01~15
08~14 (16~22)* 2
08~14 (16-22)* 2
16~30
15-21 (31~37)* 2
15-21 (31~37)* 2
31~45
II
When the paging dial operations is set for
When the EX-610 or EX-620
is connected to the EX-630 by tie-line

Function Specifications
Besides fixed standard functions, there are selectable standard
functions and optional functions.
Selectable standard functions can be selected by changing
over the CP Unit switches and/or by establishing station
No. 200 programming. Optional functions can be made
available by using external equipment or additional units.
Note: When Tie-line function is employed, some functions are disabled
and/or restricted. Refer to function table for details.
Function Description
1. Fixed Standard Functions
1) Automatic Line Release
The calling station is released from the speech path if dialing is
not completed within 5 seconds. The calling station is also
released from the speech path if no response is given within
10 seconds, when calling a station in the privacy mode.
2) Camp-on-Busy
When the called party is busy, the caller can camp-on the line.
After the conversation is finished, he is automatically put
through.
3) Busy call-back
As soon as the busy line is freed, a reminder tone is transmitted
to the third party who made a call during the conversation.
4) Press-To-Talk and Release-To-Listen
One-way conversation is possible by pressing the Press-to-Talk
(PTT) bar when the ambient noise is high at one party’s station.
5) Mic-off
Line is held temporarily.
6) Remote Response
The station called by continuous calling tone can be remotely
answered by other stations.
7) Single Digit Dialing
Single digit calling of numbers up to 4 digits in length can be
made by one-touch operation.
2. Selectable Functions
1) Master/Sub Relationship
Substations can call the specific Master stations by one-touch
operation. In the event of Handset Substation, a call can be
made from Substation to its designated master station by simply
picking up a handset.
2) Automatic Access to Paging
Specific Substations may initiate a Paging Call or Paging
Response or Personal Number Call, etc. by simply picking up a
handset.
3) Privacy
When calls are unwanted, turn Privacy switch on and a brief
privacy tone sounds when the station is called.
4) Camp-on- Privacy
When called in the privacy mode from another station, calls can
be connected immediately after turning the Privacy switch off.
5) Handset Response in Continuously Called Stations
Full duplex handset conversation is available by lifting the
handset when the continuous calling tone is heard.
6) One-touch Response in Continuously Called Stations
Hands-free conversation is available by touching any key
except PTT when the continuous calling tone is heard.
7) Personal Number Call
Calls can be connected by using Personal Numbers, other than
normal station numbers when Personal Numbers are registered
into any designated station.
8) Call Transfer
The called party can transfer the call to other selected station.
Call Hold and Call Back are also possible.
9) Group Hunting
When the first called party in a group is busy, the call is
automatically transferred to the next available stations.
10) Secretary Transfer
Calls to an “Executive” may be automaticaly transferred to a
“Secretary”.
11) Call Forwarding
Calls to stations are automatically transferred to any other
designated station.
12) Priority
When the party called is busy, by just sending priority tone,
conversation is available if response is given, holding the
original conversation.
13) Executive Priority
When the party called is busy, the caller can break in on the
called party without the response, holding the original
conversation.
14) Highest Executive Priority
The preprogrammed caller can interrupt forcibly the called party
in busy mode. In this event, original conversation is cancelled.
15) Selection of Dial Operation
1. Selectable First Station Number
The first station number for system may be selected from any
of the following numbers: 100/200/300/400/500/600/
700/800/900.
The system with Personal Numbers can’t use No. 100
2. Paging Response
Paging response may be made either by pressing the “Zone
No.“, or by simply pressing
3. General Purpose Control/Numbering for Paging Zone
Dialing digit number may be selected for “single” or “double,”
depending on the number of controls and paging zones.
16) Programmable Station Numbering
The system has programmable station numbers up to No. 999
rather than only the normal hardwired station numbers.
17) Group Blocking (Restricted Dialing)
Stations can be blocked into groups which cannot call or page
each other unless further programming is done.

18) Restricted Access
Stations with access to All-call Paging, Conference and General
Purpose Control can be limited.
19) Selectable Calling Tone Duration
(Calling Tone/Paging Pre-Announcement Tone)
The time duration of the Calling Tone can be set for “long” (Trill
note tone) or “short” (Single note tone) or none. Similarly,
Paging Pre-Announcement Tone may be set for “long” (2 sec.)
or “short” (1 sec.) or none.
20) Time-out of Conversation and Paging Call
A Calling Time Limitation can be set, in case paging and normal
calls are to be kept short or where cancelling calls might be
forgotten.
3. Optional Functions
1) Talk-Back (Talk-Back Unit and PA system are required.)
Press-to-talk conversation is possible through external PA
speakers.
2) Station Paging and Response (PI-62 Unit is required.)
Paging is available through the built-in station speakers. Paging
calls can be responded to by the nearest master station.
3) Paging Priority and Response (PI-62 Unit is required.)
Conversation may be interrupted temporarily to accept the
priority station paging.
4) Combination Paging and Response
(PI-62 Unit is required.)
Combination paging which cover 2 or more independent
paging zones is allowed in the system.
5) Paging during Normal Call (PI-62 Unit is required.)
Calls can be transferred to a third party after paging while
speaking.
6) Personal Number Paging (PI-62 Unit is required.)
Zone paging is made by Personal Numbers when Personal
Numbers are registered into any designated station within
a zone.
7) PA Paging and Response
(PI-62 Unit and PA System are required.)
Paging through PA System and response.
8) Emergency All-Call Paging (PI-62 Unit is required.)
Top priority of all-call paging is available from one specified
station.
9) Conference (CL-62 Unit is required.)
Conference calls can be made including up to 4 persons.
10) Press-to-Talk Control (PI-62 Unit is required.)
The operation of Press-to-Talk activates Relay Outputs, thus
controlling Door-Lock and Radio Transmitting Equipment.
12) Destination Annunciation Indication
(Interface for the Indicator Board needs to be made by using
Data Transmitter DT-E60 and Data Receiver DR-B61.)
Personal number registered stations are indicated.
13) Calling Party Indication [Lamp Type]
(Interface for the Indicator Board needs to be made by using
Data Transmitter DT-E60 and Data Receiver DR-B61.)
One lamp for one calling station. This can memorize the station
numbers of stations which put through calls to stations in the
privacy or busy modes.
14) Conversation Partner Indication [Lamp Type]
(Interface for the Indicator Board needs to be made by using
Data Transmitter DT-E60 and Data Receiver DR-B61.)
When a station having the Indication Panel makes a call, a lamp
of the called station lights on until the conversation is cancelled.
When a station having the Indication Panel receives a call, a
lamp of the calling station lights on until the conversation is
cancelled.
15) Calling Party Indication [Numerical Type]
(Interface for the Indicator Board needs to be made by using
Data Transmitter DT-E60 and Data Receiver DR-B61.)
A numerical type calling party indication panel can be provided
at certain specified stations.
16) Pager Calling and Response
(Interface is accomplished by using Data Transmitter DT-E60 and
Data Receiver DR-B61.)
Pagers with relay input interface can be connected. A maximum
of 10,000 pager receiver and party called can answer the call
via the nearest station.
17) General Purpose Control
(Make the Indicator Board and General Purpose Control
Interface by using Data Transmitter DT-E60 and Data
Receiver DR-B61.)
Various types of Relay Output modes for control are available.
Use as Remote Control for such applications as In/Out
Annunciation, Destination Annunciation Indication, VTR and
ITV.
18) Simplified Paging
Simplified PA paging is possible if an external speaker is
connected instead of a station.
19) Speech Message
By using both the SI-62 interface and SM-600 speech message
unit, absence mailing, message mailing and remote massage
pick up can be provided.
20)ExternalInterfaces
(Interface is accomplished by using PBX interface OD-600/
LD-600 or telephone interface CB-600.) Various types of external
interface are available.
11) In/Out Annunciation
(Interface for the Indicator Board needs to be made by using
Data Transmitter DT-E60 and Data Receiver DR-B61.)
In or Out status is annunciated by registration/cancellation of
Personal Numbers.

PV type & NP type
Either “PV” Type (the system with Privacy function) or “NP” Type (without Privacy function) mode should be selected for
the whole intercom system.
When Privacy Switch (SW) of station is turned ON, privacy tone is available in “PV” Type system, while continuous calling
tone is available in “NP” Type system.
Calling Dialing after picking up OO Calls can be made by touching dial key after picking up
TL-610M HF-660M
handset and comfirming *2 handset, and confirming dial tone IS heard.
TL-620M
dial tone
HF-200M,
TL-6OOM
200MB
ON
Calling by picking up
handset
O O Substations can make a call to designated master stations by
TL-600s
*2 simply picking up the handset. -
ON
Voice
Voice Calling
OO When called by continuous calling tone or privacy tone, voice
can be sent by pressing bar. All stations except
HF-640S ON/OFF
Hands-free calling and
O
O By one-touch dialing keys, after a brief calling tone hands-free
HF-640S
HF-660M
conversation
conversation can get started.
HF-650M HF-200M.
200MB
OFF
HF-210M,
210MB
Continuous calling tone OO One-touch dialing keys transmits a continuous calling tone.
HF-640S HF-660M
response by one-touch Hands-free Conversation can get started when called party
HF-650M
dialing HF-200M.
(No. 200 programming) depresses, the key. 200MB
OFF
HF-210M,
*1
210MB
Privacy
O x When calls are unwanted, turn ON Privacy SW. Then a brief
HF-660M
Receiv-
privacy tone sounds when called. By turning off Privacy SW or
touching any key ( key) or by picking up a
HF-200M.
ing
-200MB
ON
handset, conversation becomes possible.
HF-210M,
210MB
Continuous calling tone OO When called by continuous calling tone, conversation is
TL-610M HF-660M
picking up response (in *2 possible by picking up handset.
TL-620M
Privacy mode) HF-200M,
TL-6OOM/S
200MB
ON
Continuous calling tone O O
one-touch response (in
* 2
Calls can be answered by dialing the or key
HF-660M
without picking up handset when called by continuous calling
HF-200M
Privacy mode) tone
200MB
HF-210M
210MB
Voice switch O
O Two-way conversation is achieved automatically when two
HF-640S HF-660M
conversation parties speak in hands-free mode. HF-650M HF-200M,
200MB
ON/OFF
HF-210M,
210MB
Simplex conversation by O O
HF-640S HF-660M
press-to-talk key
One-way conversation IS made by a party who presses
Releasing the bar wiII reverse the one-way conversation
HF-650M HF-200M,
Speech
flow 200MB
ON/OFF
Methods
HF-210M,
210MB
Fully duplex
OO Fully duplex conversation IS made when at least either party
TL-610M HF-660M
conversation uses a handset TL-620M HF-200M,
TL-600M/S 200MB
ON/OFF
HF-640S
HF-210M,
HF-650M
210MB
*1 This function may be employed for the industrial type of station (Model HF-650M) or in the "PV" system that needs to be continuously called
*2 Before you use a PV-type handset station, it IS necessary that you first register that station by station No 200 programing.
System
Functions types
Stations *2
Descriptions
Privacy
PV NP Without With
SW
Dialing
OO Calls are made by touching dial key.
Privacy SW Privacy SW
HF-650M HF-660M
Even when the Privacy SW is on, calling is possible.
HF-200M.
200MB
ON/OFF
HF-210M.
One-Touch Dialing
210MB
O O Substations can make a call to designated master stations by
HF-640S
one-touch dialing. Calling is possible even when the Privacy
SW IS on
ON/OFF

CP-66: One Exchange system
System Diagram of Data Transmitting and Receiving Units (Single Exchange)

EXES-6000
Enlarged Block Diagram of Calling Party Indication

CP-66: Tie-line system
System Diagram of Data Transmitting and Receiving Unit (Tie-line System)
*Referto“SystemSpecifications EX-630for Compositionof Exchange
and Electronic Specifications.
*It is also possible to tie-line between the EX-630 and the other
exchangesEX-610/620which areemployingthe CP-63. *Specifications aresubjectto change without notice.

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